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Elly is a self-employed financial advisor. Last year her income was $57,000.How much does she owe in SECA taxes?

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The SECA taxes for the income $57000 will be $7068.

What is SECA?

SECA stands for Self Employed Contributions Act. These taxes are computed from the net earnings, which in this case is $57000.

The basic rate for SECA taxes is 6.2% for employeer and 6.2% for employee. In the case of people who are self employed, the taxes are double, because they are employee and employeer at the same time.

So, Doug have to pay 12.4% taxes, which is equivalent to:

[tex]\rm SECA=57000\times 12.4\%= $7067[/tex]

Therefore, the SECA deduction for Doug is $7068.

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